Using multiple angles to display each letter is genius. It can make the difference between trying to copy a sign and fully understanding the sign you're making. Thank you very much for posting.
Something I found helpful for practicing is signing along and trying to stay one step ahead and then checking you're right when he does it. For example, I sign an A before he signs an A, I check my A is right based on his, then I have to switch to a B in the time before he does, then once he does I use his to check, and so on. Maybe this will help someone else as well!
I just learned the alphabet after watching your video about five times. I figure if I watch it five times every day and continue to add in words I’ll get better at ASL in no-time. Last week a deaf person sat down at my bar and I really wished that I would’ve had the ability to have a better conversation with him. We managed by typing things on our phones, however, when he comes back, I want to blow him away by having an entire conversation in a language we both can understand. So thank you for all these videos because of all the ASL channels I’ve come across yours is the very best. ✌🏽
To hearing English speakers: 1.ASL is NOT English. ASL has its own grammar structure and sayings/ signs that can be only understood in sign and not English 2. Facial expression is very important. In English when you speak, the pitch of your voice changes depending on how you feel. To show feelings in ASL we use facial expression 3.Deaf and deaf have slightly different meanings
I'm learning ASL now and I'm having a hard time with the facial expressions-- I think I'm a bit repressed and feel scared/embarrassed to do anything with my face that's not a neutral expression. Glad I'm learning ASL and extra glad because it's teaching me about myself in ways I didn't expect! I'm working to strengthen the link between my thoughts and the expressions I convey outwardly
i know there are subtitles, but here are the timestamps in case anyone wants them! 0:05 - A 0:08 - B 0:12 - C 0:16 - D 0:20 - E 0:24 - F 0:28 - G 0:32 - H 0:34 - I 0:36-0:38 - J 0:40 - K 0:44 - L 0:48 - M 0:50 - N 0:54 - O 0:57 - P 1:00 - Q 1:04 - R 1:08 - S 1:12 - T 1:14 - U 1:16 - V 1:20 - W 1:24 - X 1:26 - Y 1:28-1:30 - Z i hope this helps! thank you so much for this video and the multiple angles!!~ [edit] i’m so happy some of you found this helpful! i wish you the best in exploring and learning this beautiful language!~
@@georgianamurnaghan9721 what is wrong with you? A lot of people would love to learn this language to do positive things and if they’d like to become a teacher and help others learn the language then let them???? What’s the issue? And what do you mean “leave that to the people who are fluent” they had to learn at some point too and once she becomes fluent it won’t matter. Why? Because she’s fluent so she can teach whoever the hell she wants. Do you really think that telling someone who’s obviously passionate about their goals to just not do them because there’s more people skilled at it? Everyone has to learn at some point.
Hi from the land of the long white cloud, New Zealand (NZ)! Thank you for the video of ASL ABC :-) I work with a lovely student who has lost the movement of her right side of her body from a stroke. Although Deaf people in NZ use the manual alphabet with two hands, your video has given me an idea to help my student learn ABC through ASL with a one hand alphabet signs. This video is clear, precise and an easy pace to follow. Without sounds or captions, come on you people! Strengthen your visual perceptions and ASL or any other sign languages used around the world are not based on sounds! Imagine what it feels like to be immersed into the land of the Deaf signing to communicate and that will help change your perceptions of Deaf people and their beautiful language!! So ... thank you! Good work!
@Breezyhands Learning the one handed alphabet to use in a country where they use a two handed alphabet might not help that person fit in. Is there another way? If you work with some Deaf folks I bet they can help you come up with an adaptation to the two handed alphabet (and other signs) so your student will be able to communicate with others! Best of luck :-)
I'm using this for my ASL class and it is really helpful, and I know that other people have mentioned the multiple camera views, but I want to express my own gratitude for this. Thank You!
I see a lot of people talking about forgetting the letter f, I was told once to think of the three fingers sticking up like feathers and that’s helped me have something to connect it to.
I cannot find enough good things to say about this video! The pace was just right for my 6yr old & I to keep cadence with; and, at least for me, not feeling that either of us were just contorting our hands in a hurried attempt to try & mimic the instructor. What I find most brilliant are the multi-view of hand/finger positioning, as well as there being no music or voice-over to distract from the tutorial. Bravo, and thank you!
This is FaZe Ewok's dad! For anyone that doesn't know her, she has quickly become a popular video game streamer on Twitch/Mixer. Ewok is deaf, and I've been following her for awhile. She's inspired me to start learning ASL, and I really enjoy it!
This is so helpful. I just started a class & it’s all so fast. I love that this is slow and I can do the letters and check myself. I’m doing it over and over which is what I need.
I don't usually comment, but this is easily the best video on the ASL alphabet I've found! Other ones I saw made the direction and shape confusing, but this one did a really good job.
Wish you had the letters on screen as you were signing. Otherwise, great video, no jibber jabber and straight to the point. Some other lady's ASL channel kept breaking in between each letter for her kid to sign. And honestly, I don't care to watch her kid! So thanks for being right to the point without the dumb nonsense 💕
Awesome ! Me and a couple of friends at job are trying to learn ASL to be able to talk with our deaf customers (surprisingly, there's a lot). So, yeah, we'll probably only need the basic, but we're determined to learn everything, and be fluent ;) This video is really helpful !
I'm proud of my self an author came to my school today his father was deaf and he taught us sign language of alphabet and here I am I know how to do most of them now but I still gotta keep learning
Since I have really good memory, I memorized everything in like 45 minutes, but I’ll probably forget them in time! So I’ll practice the alphabet everyday.
a few things that helped me- if you turn on the english captions it shows each letter also if you need to you can always slow down the video speed! good luck w your practice everyone~
I wish I knew what to do for signs that my fingers can't do. For finger spelling, I just can't manage the "B". My thumb can not fold down across my palm without pulling my index and middle fingers down too. Might be something to do with the tendons-- my family seems especially prone to developing stuff like tendinitis. Gonna try to keep learning anyway. I figure knowing the signs and not being able to do them is better than not knowing them at all.
This is really helpful, this year I'm trying to learn Spanish and ASL, I plan on mastering ASL in at least two years. I also plan on mastering Spanish in four years. I also plan on mastering other languages too, but for now I'm going to start with ASL and Spanish, wish me luck!
Great video! It helped me a lot. I am trying to learn from a book, and the illustrations make it hard to know exactly how to sign. This helped a lot seeing it in "person" rather then a basic illustration. I am happy I found this video to correct myself in the beginning, rather then find out later!
I'm very glad with how short and simple this video is. I really needed to just see someone go through it and know how to position my hand for some letters.
seriously much better than my classes ASL dvd, they go way too fast. and it you're a beginner, it's hard to learn things like that. Eventually I will get faster, but this video helped immensely! :)
I’m learning asl because I’m autistic and only partial verbal. I haven’t learned sign language yet because I had a late diagnosis, so I’m teaching myself!
He does great videos, I have found as a student that really helps when you have alternate views of the signs. Sometimes when straight on, exact finger movements can be elusive. Seeing it from two plus directions helps. Thanks for great learning videos!
Does it matter what angle the letter is at? For example I saw the letter c isn’t displayed towards the camera (what would be the person but more forward to the side where you can’t see the O shape)
I have the same question. Because initially I would've guessed that the angle is generally important in sign languages. Now I've seen letters like 'C' and 'D' in different perspectives, though, and it confuses me quite a lot, since there was never an explanation attached. 😅
I don't know what tendons or muscles i messed up but I'm really struggling to keep my pointer and middle straight up when putting my thumb inwards (for like.. the B 😅)
I like this video more than the others mainly because this one is short and simple and it also has the different angles for how it should look. This was very helpful! 😊😊❤❤
Finally a well-made asl alphabet learning video with captions! Thanks for showing the letters from differet angles, that helps alot. Doesn't Asl use mouth forms for letters? Swedish sign language does. What's up with so many videos teaching asl, not directed at deaf, hard of hearing and foreigners? Not filming their faces, no captions and talking instead of signing what they're saying. Not very accessible.
This guy is so awesome! I wish he was my ASL teacher. And that face I was laughing yet trying to keep up the whole time :D G, H, and P are so hard for me to sign....
Some things that helped me remember: G and H aren’t very different so they go to(G)et(H)er! I and J may be obvious because of the similarity P and K are similar like a (P)ac(K)! M and N have the same amount of separated fingers as lines in the letter! m3 and n2 Q and R always use the first three fingers! S and T only move the thumb once! U V and W may be pretty obvious like I and J X marks the spot! Because pirates have hook hands sometimes 😂 Y looks like YOLO! Sorry I only did some of the letters but the others shouldn’t be too hard😅! Good luck!
this video is great! I was having trouble remembering the difference between F and D, but unlike my class's video resources, you went slowly enough for it to sink in :) thanks!
Is it okay if I don't bend my thumb when I sign B? I can bend my thumb while using my left hand, but I can't with my right. I want to learn asl, and I want to make sure I don't unintentionally mess up any letters
I'm so glad to see the letter G this way. Now when I see it,people that are right hand dominant make it like the index finger is pointing to the left, with the thumb on top. I'm happy to see letter O this way as well,since I usually see letter O turned sideways.
I saw in another video the when making the Y you are suppose to have the knuckles facing towards the person you are signing, not up. Not sure if it’s either way.
Excuse me for asking I am ignorant in this and I could be wrong but wouldn't it be helpful to have the letters superimposed as he signs them someone give me directions and let me know
Such a good video thank you! Does anyone know why the ASL alphabet is like that? In NZSL the alphabet strongly resembles each letter and makes sense. So for ASL I get the LMNOP and VWZ letters, but ones like B and T and S???? So confused as to why they’re shaped like that.
I loved this video for the ASL alphabet. Unfortunately the book I received for class does not have a nice slow video like this with the DVD's included.
would small hands be a problem for a sign speaking person? I hope they can understand me even though my fingers are very small and some of the letters like T or M I cant do properly
I noticed that one of the hands is the opposite of the other in the two videos at the left side. Is one of them mirrored? I need to know so i dont accidentally say sonething weird in asl... Thank you!
![Dos and Don'ts of Interacting with the Deaf Community [CC]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/pDA_EXFTpxo/mqdefault.jpg)
Using multiple angles to display each letter is genius. It can make the difference between trying to copy a sign and fully understanding the sign you're making. Thank you very much for posting.
You are so write because I was watching a different video and I had to keep stopping to see how his fingers were positioned
It helps so much. I learned from a different video to find out later that I was doing k completely wrong
Definitely the closest you can get to having someone teach you in person!
And as a new student to ASL the speed with which he displays each letter is wonderful!
Very helpful!
Something I found helpful for practicing is signing along and trying to stay one step ahead and then checking you're right when he does it. For example, I sign an A before he signs an A, I check my A is right based on his, then I have to switch to a B in the time before he does, then once he does I use his to check, and so on. Maybe this will help someone else as well!
I did that also it helped me learn quickly 🙂
I've been trying that and it's helping, thanks! :D
yea i was doing that and it hepled so much but im still trying to learn
Melissa Marshall this is very unrelated but who’s on your pfp? :)
@@bexbii_6723 lol its a pic of myself
I just learned the alphabet after watching your video about five times. I figure if I watch it five times every day and continue to add in words I’ll get better at ASL in no-time. Last week a deaf person sat down at my bar and I really wished that I would’ve had the ability to have a better conversation with him. We managed by typing things on our phones, however, when he comes back, I want to blow him away by having an entire conversation in a language we both can understand. So thank you for all these videos because of all the ASL channels I’ve come across yours is the very best. ✌🏽
Hi!! Did the person ever go to your bar?? Would be nice to hear some good news!!😊
I love how this is straight to the point and shows all perspectives!
To hearing English speakers:
1.ASL is NOT English. ASL has its own grammar structure and sayings/ signs that can be only understood in sign and not English
2. Facial expression is very important. In English when you speak, the pitch of your voice changes depending on how you feel. To show feelings in ASL we use facial expression
3.Deaf and deaf have slightly different meanings
I'm learning ASL now and I'm having a hard time with the facial expressions-- I think I'm a bit repressed and feel scared/embarrassed to do anything with my face that's not a neutral expression. Glad I'm learning ASL and extra glad because it's teaching me about myself in ways I didn't expect! I'm working to strengthen the link between my thoughts and the expressions I convey outwardly
Can you explain what the difference between Deaf and deaf is?
i know there are subtitles, but here are the timestamps in case anyone wants them!
0:05 - A
0:08 - B
0:12 - C
0:16 - D
0:20 - E
0:24 - F
0:28 - G
0:32 - H
0:34 - I
0:36-0:38 - J
0:40 - K
0:44 - L
0:48 - M
0:50 - N
0:54 - O
0:57 - P
1:00 - Q
1:04 - R
1:08 - S
1:12 - T
1:14 - U
1:16 - V
1:20 - W
1:24 - X
1:26 - Y
1:28-1:30 - Z
i hope this helps! thank you so much for this video and the multiple angles!!~
[edit] i’m so happy some of you found this helpful! i wish you the best in exploring and learning this beautiful language!~
Thank you for this i know a few letter and I wanted to skip to the ones I didn't know
Ty!!!
I learned the alphabet in one day because of this video. Best one out there
Thank you for the different camera angles. I'm trying to teach myself ASL and this was really helpful! One day I'll be able to teach baby!
I agree the different camera angles are a plus. I appreciate that extra help.
@fr0g_kand1 i didnt realise it was that old. Hope they succeeded in learning it 😊
learning the language just to go out and teach it shouldn't be your goal. Leave that to the people who are fluent, thanks.
@@georgianamurnaghan9721 I think it’s a little late to say that
@@georgianamurnaghan9721 what is wrong with you? A lot of people would love to learn this language to do positive things and if they’d like to become a teacher and help others learn the language then let them???? What’s the issue?
And what do you mean “leave that to the people who are fluent” they had to learn at some point too and once she becomes fluent it won’t matter. Why? Because she’s fluent so she can teach whoever the hell she wants. Do you really think that telling someone who’s obviously passionate about their goals to just not do them because there’s more people skilled at it? Everyone has to learn at some point.
Hi from the land of the long white cloud, New Zealand (NZ)! Thank you for the video of ASL ABC :-)
I work with a lovely student who has lost the movement of her right side of her body from a stroke. Although Deaf people in NZ use the manual alphabet with two hands, your video has given me an idea to help my student learn ABC through ASL with a one hand alphabet signs. This video is clear, precise and an easy pace to follow. Without sounds or captions, come on you people! Strengthen your visual perceptions and ASL or any other sign languages used around the world are not based on sounds! Imagine what it feels like to be immersed into the land of the Deaf signing to communicate and that will help change your perceptions of Deaf people and their beautiful language!! So ... thank you! Good work!
@Breezyhands Learning the one handed alphabet to use in a country where they use a two handed alphabet might not help that person fit in. Is there another way? If you work with some Deaf folks I bet they can help you come up with an adaptation to the two handed alphabet (and other signs) so your student will be able to communicate with others! Best of luck :-)
learning this for emergenies. thank you so much. even if people dont know asl. they understand hand signals
I'm using this for my ASL class and it is really helpful, and I know that other people have mentioned the multiple camera views, but I want to express my own gratitude for this. Thank You!
I see a lot of people talking about forgetting the letter f, I was told once to think of the three fingers sticking up like feathers and that’s helped me have something to connect it to.
I cannot find enough good things to say about this video! The pace was just right for my 6yr old & I to keep cadence with; and, at least for me, not feeling that either of us were just contorting our hands in a hurried attempt to try & mimic the instructor.
What I find most brilliant are the multi-view of hand/finger positioning, as well as there being no music or voice-over to distract from the tutorial. Bravo, and thank you!
seems like they ran out of signs to make for Z and they were just like... "FORGET IT.... just draw it!"
Thank you. You helped me study for my ASL test on Monday! :D I keep mixing up D and F but this helped me remember.
renjin chan D has 1 straight line, so one straight finger. F has 3 straight lines, so 3 straight fingers. That's how I remember.
Christine McCullough a little bit late for her probably😂 but very useful for me so thankss
I remember F, cuz its sign for Great! or Good! or now in this case "Fabulous!" and D looks like small letter d :))
F is just the ok sign 👌🏽
This is FaZe Ewok's dad! For anyone that doesn't know her, she has quickly become a popular video game streamer on Twitch/Mixer. Ewok is deaf, and I've been following her for awhile. She's inspired me to start learning ASL, and I really enjoy it!
shut up no way.
I was going to report this comment as being irrelevant, but thankfully I read the entire comment! Happy for your daughter!
This helped so much!! I'm a complete beginner and I learned the whole alphabet in about 15 minutes because of this video
👌✊✌👈👂
@Officer Right There or fsvg? beautiful
DEV..? Uhmm 😂 I need more practice.
DSVG? Hear??
FEVG ear???💀
FEVG??
This is helping me learn Sign Language because we have a deaf girl in our school and i want to be able to understand her more.
My 4 year old brother and I learned ASL in about a week from watching UA-cam vids like this. Thanks so much!
This is so helpful. I just started a class & it’s all so fast. I love that this is slow and I can do the letters and check myself. I’m doing it over and over which is what I need.
Simple and straight forward, right down to the point..No talking needed
Thanks. Watched this multiple times for a school project on asl!! Amazing tutorial ❤️
Do you think it would have been more helpful if they superimpose the letters of the alphabet as they did them
I don't usually comment, but this is easily the best video on the ASL alphabet I've found! Other ones I saw made the direction and shape confusing, but this one did a really good job.
I only had to watch this a few times to get it! Great video! Thank you!
Wish you had the letters on screen as you were signing. Otherwise, great video, no jibber jabber and straight to the point. Some other lady's ASL channel kept breaking in between each letter for her kid to sign. And honestly, I don't care to watch her kid! So thanks for being right to the point without the dumb nonsense 💕
Awesome ! Me and a couple of friends at job are trying to learn ASL to be able to talk with our deaf customers (surprisingly, there's a lot). So, yeah, we'll probably only need the basic, but we're determined to learn everything, and be fluent ;) This video is really helpful !
I learned my alphabet thanks to y'all, thank you 🙂↕️
Do you think it would have been helpful if the letters were superimposed on the screen as he did them
I’ll be here everyday until I learn these by heart lol thank you for making it so simple🙌🏾 the different angles were genius💯
I'm proud of my self an author came to my school today his father was deaf and he taught us sign language of alphabet and here I am I know how to do most of them now but I still gotta keep learning
I'm going to try practising this. Not easy for my hand! I feel like my fingers are too tense, need to loosen them up a bit.
why would anyone dislike this? it was so helpful :) thanks!!!
Since I have really good memory, I memorized everything in like 45 minutes, but I’ll probably forget them in time! So I’ll practice the alphabet everyday.
a few things that helped me-
if you turn on the english captions it shows each letter
also if you need to you can always slow down the video speed!
good luck w your practice everyone~
I love the different angles. It really helps out. Thank you so much
the angles were incredibly helpful in learning where i was wrong!!!
I wish I knew what to do for signs that my fingers can't do. For finger spelling, I just can't manage the "B". My thumb can not fold down across my palm without pulling my index and middle fingers down too. Might be something to do with the tendons-- my family seems especially prone to developing stuff like tendinitis.
Gonna try to keep learning anyway. I figure knowing the signs and not being able to do them is better than not knowing them at all.
This is really helpful, this year I'm trying to learn Spanish and ASL, I plan on mastering ASL in at least two years. I also plan on mastering Spanish in four years. I also plan on mastering other languages too, but for now I'm going to start with ASL and Spanish, wish me luck!
Hello! My name is:
0:08 B
0:07 A
0:37 I
0:44 L
0:20 E
1:27 Y
Thank you! Living in a small town for too long, no one happens to be hard of hearing so I needed a refresher for my basics! :)
I have been wanting to learn asl for so long and heard about this channel. With a few true I can now spell out words in asl
Great video! It helped me a lot. I am trying to learn from a book, and the illustrations make it hard to know exactly how to sign. This helped a lot seeing it in "person" rather then a basic illustration. I am happy I found this video to correct myself in the beginning, rather then find out later!
I'm very glad with how short and simple this video is. I really needed to just see someone go through it and know how to position my hand for some letters.
seriously much better than my classes ASL dvd, they go way too fast. and it you're a beginner, it's hard to learn things like that. Eventually I will get faster, but this video helped immensely! :)
I’m learning asl because I’m autistic and only partial verbal. I haven’t learned sign language yet because I had a late diagnosis, so I’m teaching myself!
uncurl your fingers on 'm' & 'n'. when you are signing to an actual deaf person, it helps them understand what you're saying better. c:
how do you know
What do you mean? Like uncurl before forming the m and n or while making the sign?
@@tiacuppe6681 When holding the m or n sign, stretch your fingers a bit more: it’s way more readable.
He does great videos, I have found as a student that really helps when you have alternate views of the signs. Sometimes when straight on, exact finger movements can be elusive. Seeing it from two plus directions helps. Thanks for great learning videos!
Does it matter what angle the letter is at? For example I saw the letter c isn’t displayed towards the camera (what would be the person but more forward to the side where you can’t see the O shape)
I have the same question. Because initially I would've guessed that the angle is generally important in sign languages. Now I've seen letters like 'C' and 'D' in different perspectives, though, and it confuses me quite a lot, since there was never an explanation attached. 😅
I don't know what tendons or muscles i messed up but I'm really struggling to keep my pointer and middle straight up when putting my thumb inwards (for like.. the B 😅)
I like this video more than the others mainly because this one is short and simple and it also has the different angles for how it should look. This was very helpful! 😊😊❤❤
Thank you for giving left and right hands. I could only learn through the combination. I am grateful.
i thought you did the c and o sign sideways, did i remember it wrong?
also another question, are j and p the same just one is upside down?
This was so helpful.....I recommend this to others who want to learn sign language
I think I did this 20 times then practiced names. This really helped.
Finally a well-made asl alphabet learning video with captions! Thanks for showing the letters from differet angles, that helps alot. Doesn't Asl use mouth forms for letters? Swedish sign language does.
What's up with so many videos teaching asl, not directed at deaf, hard of hearing and foreigners? Not filming their faces, no captions and talking instead of signing what they're saying. Not very accessible.
THANKS this is the best visually ..the images are briliant and helped me finally understand ,where i was unclear
This guy is so awesome! I wish he was my ASL teacher. And that face I was laughing yet trying to keep up the whole time :D G, H, and P are so hard for me to sign....
i like how people making the asl alphabet just gave up in the end and said " fuck it just write it"
This video is so helpful, thank you for the multiple camera angles!
Perfect video for learning this. Thank you, I love that you have multiple view angles.
T 1:11
R 1:03
I 0:34
P 0:56
E 0:19
T 1:11
S 1:08
Thanks for helping me re-learn! Haven't used these in nearly 10 years!
Finally a decent one because I need comment review so I don’t look at something incorrectly and mistakingly offend my family member
Some things that helped me remember:
G and H aren’t very different so they go to(G)et(H)er!
I and J may be obvious because of the similarity
P and K are similar like a (P)ac(K)!
M and N have the same amount of separated fingers as lines in the letter! m3 and n2
Q and R always use the first three fingers!
S and T only move the thumb once!
U V and W may be pretty obvious like I and J
X marks the spot! Because pirates have hook hands sometimes 😂
Y looks like YOLO!
Sorry I only did some of the letters but the others shouldn’t be too hard😅! Good luck!
Thanks very much for this- very clean and cut way for me to clarify the position of the hand in general- especially with G, H, and X.
This is a great video , only thing I would recommend is adding a infographic in the center showing which letter he is on.
I just started taking ASL signing classes and the printed instructions are pretty much useless. The video is so much easier to follow.
Thank you this will help me study for my asl class
ya me too - stoked on this one. I wanted to make flash cards but the angles aspect is huge.
Who got the commercial for “A Quite Place”
this video is great! I was having trouble remembering the difference between F and D, but unlike my class's video resources, you went slowly enough for it to sink in :) thanks!
The angles are perfect! Im drawing in my notebook so i can just look in it and know and the camera angles helps!
I think this is the best way learning the alphabet
The different camera angles was perfect cuz I actually saw some mistakes I make. Thank you
Is it okay if I don't bend my thumb when I sign B? I can bend my thumb while using my left hand, but I can't with my right. I want to learn asl, and I want to make sure I don't unintentionally mess up any letters
Thank you so much for all the screens, it makes it so easy too learn.
This helps so much! Best I've seen so far!
TY, i found this to be the best video for practicing the alphabet. Easy to repeat over & over~*
Would help if you had the letter visible in the corner that you are signing
Best looking video showing the ASL Alphabet! Yay!
I'm so glad to see the letter G this way. Now when I see it,people that are right hand dominant make it like the index finger is pointing to the left, with the thumb on top. I'm happy to see letter O this way as well,since I usually see letter O turned sideways.
One thing I don't understand: I've seen letters like 'C' and 'D' signed from a "side angle" as well... when should I use which angle/perspective?
Guys, please tell me with which hand this should be done, with the left or right hand? Answer please
Which ever you are comfortable with
left or right👐
I saw in another video the when making the Y you are suppose to have the knuckles facing towards the person you are signing, not up. Not sure if it’s either way.
Learned ASL Alphabet in 5 minutes thanks :)
Some of these are totally different from the diagrams I looked at for learning the alphabet and now I feel super dumb but relieved
Some people sign T differently but I’m not sure which I should follow
Where's sound/captions?
I really appreciate having the sections on the side the enhance the signs.
Thank you kindly.
Thank you for this. I appreciate the different angles.
This so helpful in 10 years old and would love to learn the significant laungauge if sign.
Is it important which hand you use to sign? I'm left handed and I find it difficult to sign using my right hand.
Excuse me for asking I am ignorant in this and I could be wrong but wouldn't it be helpful to have the letters superimposed as he signs them someone give me directions and let me know
Such a good video thank you!
Does anyone know why the ASL alphabet is like that? In NZSL the alphabet strongly resembles each letter and makes sense.
So for ASL I get the LMNOP and VWZ letters, but ones like B and T and S???? So confused as to why they’re shaped like that.
I loved this video for the ASL alphabet. Unfortunately the book I received for class does not have a nice slow video like this with the DVD's included.
New to learning asl. The letter F is the same for the number 9? & the letter W is the same for the number 6?
Anyone from school? This is great practice to use.
would small hands be a problem for a sign speaking person? I hope they can understand me even though my fingers are very small and some of the letters like T or M I cant do properly
can you do the letters with your left hand? or is it exclusively the right?
a visual example of the letter he is showing might help. I am new to this and I have to guess what he is doing.
ultimAvalon Not sure if you've figured it out yet, but if you turn on the closed captions, it shows what letter he is signing.
I noticed that one of the hands is the opposite of the other in the two videos at the left side. Is one of them mirrored? I need to know so i dont accidentally say sonething weird in asl... Thank you!
I don't really know any ALS but can you use any hand for these. I'm a lefty can l use that hand
does it matter what hand you use ?